It's the little people next door, which start in Hannes' Bistro on and off. They find themselves on the rise and fall of their meetings, which gives them a bit of warmth and familiarity. "It is a tragicomedy," Anne says of her latest book, Gallinat.
Saalfeld. "There is also what to laugh, but no happy ending, says Anne Gallinat. The 45-year-old, who has lived 15 years in the city and Feengrotten now feels as Saalfeld Erin keeps her printed work itself has only been a week in hand. Just in time for book signing at the Leipzig Book Fair was her second novel, Hannah Bistro in the Access to Rudolstadt before publishing. The actual book premiere is not until 9 April, 19 clock in the Old Town Hall instead of Rudolstadt.
The cover gives local color: The Hall Road is seen. Gallinat, who is also a tour guide leads the way and writing projects with children and adults, can be happy inspired by the sorrows and joys of people to do that they hat. Die Handlung des Romans sei jedoch erfunden, betont die Autorin, die bereits am nächsten Manuskript arbeitet. Sie greife darin das literarische Oblomow-Motiv des charmanten Nichtsnutzes auf, verrät die Vorsitzende des Thüringer Schriftstellerverbandes, die Amt und Schreiben nur in einem gut organisierten Arbeitstag zusammenbringt.
Sabine Bujack-Biedermann / Ostthüringer Zeitung (OTZ)
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